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Heterobasidion Partitivirus 13 Mediates Severe Growth Debilitation and Major Alterations in the Gene Expression of a Fungal Forest Pathogen.

Journal of virology - 1 Mar 2018

Vainio Eeva J, Jurvansuu Jaana, Hyder Rafiqul, Kashif Muhammad, Piri Tuula, Tuomivirta Tero, Poimala Anna, Xu Ping, Mäkelä Salla, Nitisa Dina, Hantula Jarkko

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The fungal genus Heterobasidion includes some of the most devastating conifer pathogens in the boreal forest region. In this study, we showed that the alphapartitivirus Heterobasidion partitivirus 13 from Heterobasidion annosum (HetPV13-an1) is the main causal agent of severe phenotypic debilitation in the host fungus. Based on RNA sequencing using isogenic virus-infected and cured fungal strains, HetPV13-an1...

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PMID: 29237832
DOI: 10.1128/JVI.01744-17
PMCID: PMC5809736

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